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Originally Posted by bob jenkins
It's the "Goldilocks Principle" of BOO (one of two principles that allow even a raw umpire to get the rulings right).
The defense can appeal: - Too Early (While B6 is still at bat) -- the correct batter (B4) takes the place of the incorrect batter and assumes the count.
- Too Late (After a pitch to B7) -- B6 now becomes the correct previous batter and whoever is next in the lineup bats
- Just Right (After B6 ends his at bat and before a subsequent pitch) -- B4 is out and B5 bats.
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As I thought, same as softball (for me, I know you don't have that)
Wed Jul 11, 2018, 12:41pm
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